Gurugram MC expert-consultant terminated for negligence in duty

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Gurugram, Updated At : 12:44 AM Apr 18, 2025 IST

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Gurugram MC Commissioner Ashok Kumar Garg, has terminated the services of an expert-consultant, who was hired by the MC on a contractual basis.

Suresh Yadav, who was posted in the establishment branch, was allegedly found guilty of “negligence in duty”.

The MCG had recruited him a couple of months ago. Earlier as well, the MC had appointed Yadav as an expert-consultant, but he was shown the door for not performing his duty properly.

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